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... THE EAST KENT, t3ITTINGBOTTETIN, FAVERSHAM AXWEIBIEEIRNESS,GAMTB. Charles Dungey, 33, WILLIAM arazsr, BIirINGBOURNE, FANCY BREAD AND BISCUIT BARER, DEGS to announoe to the Gantry and Inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood that he has eonsmenced business ...
... do much towards bringing about the reconciliation of which I have spoken. Al the Kent Spring Amines, Lord ChielJustiee Coleridge expressed regret that in the twenty of Kent a sufficient number of gentlemen interested in the administration of justice could ...
... inspect the site. Ar SWSlaaltn. Oil Friday, et the Rent Adjourned Quarter Sessions ' held at Maidstone, Hannah Williams, 14, was indict ed for steeling a pair of boots, a edger no-del, a piece of mew., a soul, and other articles, valise £6, property of William ...
... Fort o'clock, About 2.0.. °RASA (roc Mao). enrcing in Golden Wood. roar Sitiinghourne, with the After Keep, for sheep only, till 28.1 s Fetrruitrif. 1877. in two lots. Fisher, at the Cottage. Golden Wood, will show. ParticulArs ant I`.oailitione of Sale ...
... Cooling; Chathaut ; and Chalk, near Gravesend. Further particul ira will apvar. MANOR HOUSE FARM, 11OLLINGDOUNNE, KENT Foia MILES ilium MAIDSTONE. Important Sale of the GROWI.VG CROPS of Alea , low Grass, Clover, ti.AiwfLie, owl Trefoil, growing on about 1 ...
... Bev.. W. H. Clarkson (Canterbury). T. 8. Gregor, (Faversham), S. Weeley (Gravesend), J. Cooper (Folkestone), and J. Hall (Maidstone). Oa Wedneeday there was a tea in the sehoolnioni, wales was filled. Afterwards there was • public meeting, rooted ewer by ...
... eminent 'melees of the late Lord Bennory, who presided fir thirteen years at the West Kent Quarto. Sessions, and who was aim chairman of the general sessions of the meaty of Kent foe nearly twelve years. An influential committee was appointed fur the pumas, ...
... Secretary saw no Mont why justice should not take its course. The murderer was therefore eriseuted on Tuesday morning at Maidstone, and appears to have met his fate with tolerable &einem That he deserved it there can be no doubt, for whether be kicked ...
... bone above the elbow. The Lad is under the treatment of Dr. Fisher, and is likely to make a good reeuvery. TM. Taarrirra flt Boots.—Referring to en article which appeared in the ifinsette, under the above beading, on the 12th instant, • eurrespondent, deeply ...
... been tient for competition, being anderdried. At the same time it was equally impoetant to avoid over-drying, and it was the golden medium which they should all endeavour to attain to. In troordanee with the rule laid down scene time race, the premiums were ...